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Impostor Syndrome is also known as comparison syndrome - you think you're not qualified or you are a fraud.
I've dealt with this in so many ways in my own life. Here's some ways I've learned to overcome it:
If you’ve experienced any of these 👇 then this is for YOU!
1. Impostor syndrome
2. Perfectionism
3. Performance Anxiety
4. Lone Wolf Syndrome
5. Burnout/overwhelm
This episode is taken from an IG LIVE I did recently for a series "Mindset for Musicians". In it, I cover what it is, how it affects our career and personal growth, stories about how I have suffered from it, and 7 strategies for overcoming it.
If you're someone dealing with this major mindset issue, this is an episode for you!
In this episode, I will talk about wha its like to be a musician entrepreneur and the first steps on how to make it happen!
I will cover:
The Problem
The Solution, Learning the Instrument of Musical Entrepreneurship
What is it?
4 reasons Why You Should Consider Becoming an Entrepreneur
4 steps to get you started
Musicians, performers, creators, music biz owners, teachers, gather round…
Here’s some stuff you probably won’t get at your music school or from your teacher. I sure didn’t, but this is 2023 and the world of social media has changed everything including having a music career. And if you are struggling in your career, feel like it’s going nowhere, or barely getting by doing 3-5 jobs just to pay the rent, then listen closely.
You NEED the Power of BRANDING like this.
You need to KNOW what it is and THEN TAKE ACTIONABLE STEPS with a STRATEGY to do it the RIGHT WAY. Take a listen!
In this episode, I discuss the shaming culture of musicians on Facebook, which I call ShameBook. I give you tools about how to step outside this culture, stand in your power and purpose, and learn to brand yourself so that your music business can thrive.
Friday challenge: post your music, work, rehearsals, performances or however you make art! Let the world know who you are and what you're doing. Here's 7 reasons why you should.
Going deep into what has holds us back from hitting major milestones or delaying success and finding purpose.
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